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The Program in Human Biology at Stanford University seeks a full-time Associate Director, beginning Sept 1, 2008. Human Biology, the largest undergraduate major within the School of Humanities & Sciences, is an interdisciplinary major blending the biological, social and behavioral sciences, with a focus on applications to environmental, health and other public policies that influence human welfare. The position combines administration and teaching. The Associate Director oversees the student research and internship programs, as well as the mentoring of peer student advisors and of teaching assistants for upper division courses. S/he is responsible for general office oversight, beyond that provided by the Program Manager. The Associate Director serves as an ex officio member of major program committees, and participates in long-term planning for the Program. S/he represents the Director as needed at Program and University functions, and carries out ad hoc tasks assigned by the Director. The Associate Director teaches at least one upper division course in his/her area of specialty within the Program in Human Biology. Candidates should have a PhD in social, behavioral or biological sciences; at least 5 years of undergraduate teaching and advising experience; interest in interdisciplinary teaching; supervisory experience, including of undergraduates; research experience including publications; and excellent interpersonal, organizational and writing skills. For more information see: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/humbio Please submit a cover letter and curriculum vitae within http://jobs.stanford.edu/index.html (Job # 28234) All applicants who apply must submit additional documents (Statement of Teaching and Administrative Philosophy, Interests and Experience; Teaching Evaluation Summaries; & Names and Contact Information for three references) at https://www.stanford.edu/dept/humbio/cgi-bin/?q=node/1216 Application deadline: Jan 3, 2008 or until filled. Stanford is an AA/EOE
